To the Internet, and beyond
"Screw the Internet!" is what my dad yelled at me the first time I told him to watch a video streaming on YouTube.
Mike Epstein
Articles
Is Bigger Really Better?
In recent years, the production quality of television has increased tremendously. More attention is paid to the way television is shot, written, and put together.
Is Bigger Really Better?
In recent years, the production quality of television has increased tremendously. More attention is paid to the way television is shot, written, and put together.
The Epinion: Must-see Wednesdays
Recently, I've focused on the social repercussions of what's on television; as viewers, we have a responsibility to maintain our personal integrity.
The Epinion: Is Fox exploiting the tragedy of New Orleans?
As a network, Fox is well-known for cancelling and replacing shows at the drop of a hat. In the last five years, the network has an output of more than double that of any other network's shows.
The Epinion: 'Lord of The Flies' goes live
On the surface, the premise behind CBS' new reality show, Kid Nation, might look somewhat like an educational social experiment.
Televisual mind set
Readers, treasured and few, welcome to The Epinion. It is my goal to inform and direct your television-viewing habits, making sure that instead of watching Gilmore Girls and Full House re-runs, you actually gain something from that crappy box you bought at Target for $60.
Televisual mind set
Readers, treasured and few, welcome to The Epinion. It is my goal to inform and direct your television-viewing habits, making sure that instead of watching Gilmore Girls and Full House re-runs, you actually gain something from that crappy box you bought at Target for $60.
So you think you can watch?
Like most things of the season, television aired during the summer is generally of a lighter nature; it is meant to captivate and allow us sit motionless, so as not to sweat any more than we already have.
Price, time right for retirement
After serving as the face of game show television for half a century, Bob Barker is finally getting out of the business.
Boston’s West End: The spirit of a neighborhood destroyed
Jewish students are not a monolith. Brandeis must stop treating us like one.
Doxxing has no place at Brandeis
A local Waltham organization works to uphold democracy
Paige Bueckers: A Special Talent